New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
The next day received the followingI

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very faithfully yours. NJ A. coRki'AN'
RELATIONS WITH HENRY GEORGE.
In the part OF his statement which Archbishop Corri
| gan marks Fifth" he says:
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the improperly Of such conduct thai 40 nU'
msyora an events my H,, lssssr , s%aS
or mention Of any special party Whatsoever
The only political gathering that can remember T az
isan. letter Of Susn. Il the great labor @e%o oS
stration July s. in Union Square In iavol o. T"'
confess It did not that one world at tn
late date, hold me bound by the itsef had
been forced to change ts attitude TOWARD e rsu ~ last
ton and since even e movement in aid
The Archbshops letter does not "depreeate inter
ference In politics in general" and it does make express
mention Of Henry George All this appears clearly from
the letter itself. which is as follows:
NEw,YoRK, August 81. 1886
Rev. DEAR DocoR 1.-THE ntrodnctory psrssraph andes
to some Of the priests OF ST stephens chnIch ave @ inc
pGans s viii think your
WITH Henry GeorSe "a e y Would
leave aside that be not unto edcaton IN the
incdo with socialism am. dear Doctor; very faithfully
yours. NJ A. CoBRGAN.
Besides the hint given IN the above letter of The Arch
hi hop, received inmaons coming from bis ntimates
that there danger of serious collision between the
authonties and self because OF my ad,
vocacy Of the doctrines oMr George Wishing to do all
that could TO avoid scandal asked Mr. George 70 cal
told him OF the Archbishop him in the letter
OF August 81. On September 90 Mr. George called upon
the Archbishop with the following letter OF introducoh
NKw.YoRK. Sept %. 1896.
RKv AND DEAR n sss to n Ges
and valued friend M Henry George wsSse men o
sve P nI :" o,'coi anI SOCIAL science Mr.
soa Wr sp 0a Gifts DO not exceed his a
and RELIGIOUS sPra 1T 10 the the. sr
their leader wise and conservative man
s Ss S Os snsfchy as Mr. George in
rights and duties which "e5 not a aS 20
support MT George and am also stimulated by love for the
iic%ary conscnant with charitable phlanthropo
Of by virtue Of which hss pe
anxiety Catholic priest seeming TO
wi' Mr. George s
T'i a s statement anS BY fp peril
nen passages In his works Very sincerely vow
SPEAKING AT CHICKRRING HALL
Mr.. George informed me that his efforts to explain
his doctrines the Archbishop wasted and that he
might us well have been talking to the marble Of the
cathedral since the Archbishop entirely preoccuped
with the idea of suspcnding and actually informed
Mr. that he had summoned his council to meet AZ
to base his action on the Roman letters Of four years be-
fore. and my alleged violation of my promise
The next day received from him letter dated Sep
TENDER 90 which he has published and in which occurs
the following clause:
1 To- ae" The nST @ meeting IN f %Scf
on Friday night take part IN future in any political
gregltion Of Propaganda Eide.
felt 1t to be my duty to disregard this prohibition and
letter which cannot now lind in which said
had made the engagement before receiving his letter. and
had been very extensively advertised TO speak fail
to keep the engagement would prccpltate "a public
scandal and be Of grave injury to the cause ana o T1d
feel at liberty to make and something very different
when invited to attend the meetings that therefore
thought IL better to keep my ENLARGEMENT while assuring
him that would respect his prohibition during the rest
OF Mr. Georges canvass.
SUSPENDED FOR TWO WEEKS
The October2 Ireceved letter from the Arch
bishop which he has published. and by VIII oh he sus
pended Inc from all sacerdota functions for tho space OF
two weeks reigously respected this suspension and
vet he and his General Preston cast diScredt
by informing people OF the suspension ana circulating the
that had continued in disregard OF the sus-
pension. to say mass.
In that part OF the paper winch nc marks seventh
.the Archbishop says
Next came sad sight OF Catholic priest riding in
open barouche iron poll 10 poll on eieet.on day.
What law, human divine forbade me 50 to dol Fit
was somewhat unusual thing, yeti was impelled to 1t
by sense OF Justice to the noble Mr. George repre-
sented ma partial offset TO the influence OF the widely
published political manifesto Of Monsignor Preston adj
dressed the chairman Of the anmany Hall Committee
on RESOLUTIONS and also protest against
Tho denuncafions which mad been hurled from several
Catholic affairs against Mr. George and his party on the
Sunday before the election against the abuse OF the con
fessiOna III which men had been cOerccd from attending
Georges meetings by the threat OF the refusal OF a
solution aud against the influence which the Archbishop
had brought TO bear upon cergynen To- induce them 10
they could 10 defeat the constitutional cOnNcn-
ton which the best interests OF the state and the con
yictons OF great majority OF tho people imperailvey
demanded.
THE SECOND SUSPENSION
The Archbishop tells Low was again suspended by
him on November 20 because OF reporters talk about
Inc in The TRIBUNE, audhe gives as reason for the con
tnuance Of the suspension that did not withdraw tho
main statement that private ower-P OF iauu Is unl5
TRIBUNE interview"
NTwYoRK; NOV &c. lssC.
Tsrfor af gggfl 4 IttgFcH
DEAR SIR This mornings lalbgSE pg1iishe; an IN.
Pope Leo (ahough without mention OF his name THAI
painfully forced once more to have 70
steamer your reported TnR TEBusE will go TO
time him hereby Tii6dTa% your iac9ls. AID
ih. siier untl the end d The PTsse1, year IN
A. Tie same time Psee 19s Key ps G%an hn m
letter Of date all necessary powers to act a. admins
As the teachings OF Holy Father seem
weight with YOU. only humbly beg God to
recognize in TINE 1 s error Of your ways am
II. A. CORfIdAS. Archbishop OF New.York.
The same day sent the Archbishop by the hand Of
| my friend, tile Rev. DR.. Curran. the following:
ST. STEPnES's CHURCH. Nov. 90 1886
MOST REVEREND AyD DEAR AEcnBsnor In your litter q
think ii we'll Tho words in Tux
papsr o d not take mole did mention s Pope
of hum sr Of any a 2 @ MIA a sy
Very respectfully your obedon servan. N Christ
In my card In THE TRIBUNE of December 3. which the
Archbishop calls quasi retractlon, but In which really
retracted nothing planned and affirmed what | had
said 10 reporter. showed how the desire TO do justice
through social readuistment did not conflict with the
view OF Christian charity, and quoted from my recent
lecture Jersey City Christian View Of the Labor
Question" II may not he entirely inpertinent TO give
here a letter which that lecture called forth from Bishop
Wiyger of Newark, which sent 10 me- with tho In
dorsement printed below By Archbishop Corrgan: 1t
| is follows:
eEToN HALL COLLEGE, I
SOUTH ORANGE. Nov. 49, 1855. !
YOUR VIII you kindly notify the Rev DR. AoGynn
OF ST. Stephens Church that for the future he
moi 10 diocese II do all admire
The principles he holds concerning property etc some Of
them very strange not To herecal With
spect remain, You're very sincerely,
w. NJ WIGGkR, Bishop OF Newark.
To the Req Dr. CoRgGAS, Archbtshop Of Nel0 York
REV DEAR DOCTOR the above note is sufficiently
pc 1t for me 10 add ANYTHING 10 II beyond
Inc OK preston OF sincere regret Very truly yours.
M. A. CoRRGAs.
THE SUMMONS TO ROME.
sent Archbishop Corrgan clipping OF the card in
r., The next day | al